looking at a 32" rca 1080p led with dvd combo, whats the sound like
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I'm no sound guru, but it certainly can get loud. It's not surround sound or anything, but it's good.
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Yes If the DVD Player has Video RCA video Output (Yellow connector) or SVGA connector. The speakers (RCA red and white) are low power so the sound will not be so good. Beware It's 800x600 resolution so the image will not be the standard 1080p
1311350
I got a Sony surround sound / DVD system that sounds great. Any sound system that has an HDMI connection will work good.
884804
Not sure. Didn't care. Never seen a TV below 32" that had speakers worth a crap and anything above that size they are only half worth a crap. I'll say that you can certainly hear it and it has 3 sound modes. Custom movie and standard. I use custom. It has a headphone out jack and when I am really watching something I plug in some cheap computer speakers and it sounds fantastic and the volume controls with the remote. Can't ask for much more. But I don't think you will really hear it well in a noisy environment. Just opt for external speakers or sound bar plugged into the headphone stereo out jack.
726692
RGB, although supporting up to 1080i, is an analog application...if your DVD player has HDMI connectivity, I would use HDMI from the DVD player to HDMI on the Bravia for optimal video and audio quality
2066612
Sorry - I do not know - are you using a CRT or Plasma? I would think LED / LCD would be relatively fine at close proximity. - good luck!
137028
99% of current LED televisions have a fixed optical audio output. I'm assuming you have a LED television. Assumptions have to be made with the amount of info given in your question.
513819
It's A Good DVD Player... Philips Have Good DVD Players... I Recommend Joe Haven't Had Any Problems With Mine
675018
It's pretty loud and clear. If you want to watch movies, series or any AV content, you'll have a great time. Due to the speakers' size, it's more than obvious to say that the low end does not sound too much. I would give these speakers a 10/10 score.
1669048
Hope this helps :-) http://hometheater.about.com/od/televisionproductreviews/fr/Toshiba-46wx800u-Cinema-Series-3d-led-Lcd-Nettv-Review.htm
1682501
Check this forum for your favorite setting. I used post 274's setting and it looked great~ Don't use the setting right out of the box, it's horrible and way too bright. http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=901174
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As for the DVD player it works very well, as does the CD player. If you are working with more speakers it should sound great.
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This isn't an LED Light Source machine.... it is Single 0.65" DC3 DMD DLP Technology by Texas Instruments system. I just bought this unit as it is 1080p vs my Optoma HD66 which was 720p. You would have to watch a lot of TV 2 put 6000 hrs on one of these. I plan on replacing mine around 4000 hrs. if I ever needed to. I would recommend this to all my friends, it is a great projector for the money.
358692
Haven't heard them, so don't know, but the sound of ANY Samsung (or any other LCD that I know of) is terrible compared to what you can get through a quality receiver with good speakers. If a LCD/LED didn't have *any* built in speakers that would be a big buying point for me.That said, ignore the salesman -- buy the TV, if the sound is below your needs you can always get a sound system later, and there are cheaper/smaller alternatives such as powered speakers.
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jUST THE LIGHTING.. HOWEVER SPEND MORE... to get a higher end unit.. this one likes to get caught up and skip when nothing is wrong with the disc...
885796
It's almost like a LED TV. Just be careful with direct sunlight on the projection screen/wall. I have mounted mine on a specific dark room, because I'll use it for movies, but for presentations it is perfect in normal light areas.
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As I do not own any DVD Audio discs, I am not certain, but do I remember hearing something to that effect a while back. A good place to look/ask the question would be on the AVS forum. Those folks in there will definitely know. Seek out the owners thread for the unit, the answer is probably somewhere in there.